I'm seening a trend but I'm not sure what it is.

[Kent_Frazier]

Based on these kits I've purchased the last week I think I'm beginning to see a trend:

Revell '66 Malibu SS (black plastic)

Revell '66 Chevrolet Malibu SS 2n1 (White plastic)

 AMT 1966 Chevy Nova Pro Street (blue plastic)

In one YouTube build video I watched on the black Malibu the builder said he was building a "street outlaw", and I have no idea what that might mean. I believe "Pro Street" refers to drag racing, but I don't know how.

How would you define a general category for the above models?

 

[RichCostello]

"Pro Stock" refers to drag racing, "Pro Street" is a street legal car that looks like it could be a drag car, usually tubbed with huge wheels/tires on the rear, and many times a blower, injector tubes, or a high rise intake with a couple big carbs sticking through the hood.

The models you listed are "Pro Streets".

[Kent_Frazier]

Thank you. So it would seem I’m being drawn to “Pro Streets”. Time to do some research.

[milo1303s]

The 66 Malibu is not a pro street more of a street freak with the straight axel front and lifted suspension !!

[bobss396]

I'm in and out of a pro street binge myself as of late. I have the AMT Nova and Chevelle kits going now.

I have some work into the Revell '66 Chevelle flip nose one too.